Pioneer Elite PRO-1540HD 60 in. Plasma Television "records few seconds" Questions

the child lock on a phillip's 608 video recorder according to the manual, all you have to do is hold the button 'child lock' on your remote for a few seconds. Until the key disappears. Hope this helps

...few seconds and the fan in the media receiver will begin to work... a couple of seconds later, the tv goes back into standby as well as the media receiver. The red standby LED is lit and the timer ...

few seconds. If this also happens on a DVD or video recorder, you could have a power supply issue or maybe a problem with the back light circuit. The best advice would be to take the TV back where you

...seconds and then automatically starts playing without me touching the play button. It has been doing this several times and I can't rewind back to the beginning of a program which the box says it can ...

...few seconds, the screen fades to white, and the entire screen looks all whited out, can still see image, just looks like the contrast is turned way up. http://youtu.be/Coi-UcQd3Qk Recorded a short ...

...a few seconds the fail message. this problem began after there was a power cut bet the recorder was not being used when this happened. Contact the authorized service centre. Gopakumar Gopalan ...

few seconds.i had this problem previously and the repairers under warranty replaced the Y-Sustain board .can i assume this will fix the problem again or can it maybe something else have the whole unit

...few seconds and then again went to the blinking red, three at a time. Service manual says 3 flashing red leds = eeprom error (main digital / video pcb). Suggest you start by implementation of Fujitsu ...

...few seconds, and there will be no sound. (The power does not go off.) It happens rarely, but it's an annoyance. If I rewind the program and watch it again (to double-check the problem), the screen ...

few seconds flips to other side of TV and says: Sanyo supplying high quality TVs in the U.S.for 35 years. how do I stop this? Hey, This might be due to a mode selection. LCDs usually comes with "Home"